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Article Excerpt
Reginald C. Stuart. Dispersed Relations: Americans and Canadians in Upper North America. Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson Press, 2007. 404 pp.
This book of prodigious scholarship examines historic and contemporary "Upper North America" from cultural, social, economic, and political cross-border experiences. It contends that Canada and the United States are today, and have historically been, transnational areas of mingled peoples who are interdependent, yet who maintain "allegiance to distinct national political systems and governments" (3), and that disparities are basically variations on themes rather than distinct differences.
Structurally, there are a prologue outlining the thesis, four sections paralleling the above variables (each with a brief introduction), and an epilogue. In each section, Stuart provides thick description of the comparative history and major players, including...
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